As I typed my final list, I was disappointed. 8? Just 8? And then I remembered the Sew Eclectic Design Challenge, and the Thimble Towne Color Challenge. whew! Thirteen in 2013 sounds SO much better!
The first two were the surfboard memory quilts for Tiffany. I'd spent much of 2012 working on these quilts, but it was not until the week of Road to CA in January, that they were finished and delivered. I'm currently working on a third quilt, to pattern it, but the appliqued surfboards sit abandoned in a basket, waiting patiently for my return.
The surfboard quilts were followed by a blue and gold Log Cabin bed quilt. No picture needed - it looks exactly as described. Fourth to finish was my first Sew Eclectic Design Board-inspired quilt. I had Sara Kelly's board.
Once I'd finished that quilt, I went into quilt-show mode, and quilting went by the wayside. The only exception was an iris quilt, which I was determined to finish for the Calico Mermaid Iris Challenge in mid-April. I finished it on time, and tied for first. I love this quilt, as does my daughter, who received it as her Christmas gift.
In May, I finished my 2012 Valley Oak Quilt Guild challenge. Seven months too late to compete, but it was done. whew!
In May, I also finished my Sew Eclectic Design Board quilt, inspired by Cindy.
July saw the finish of my Sew Eclectic Design Board quilt, inspired by Barbara Daniel.
Two baby quilts were finished and delivered, and then it was time to throw together the Thimble Towne Color Challenge. In August, I finished "Strelitzia."
In November, I finished the Sew Eclectic Design Challenge quilt inspired by Jeremy.
And last, but not least, was Penny's Big Girl Quilt, for Christmas.
Which brought my total to thirteen finished quilts. An incomplete count of quiltlets (5x7") came to 26; an incomplete count of postcards (4x6") came to 58.
I am planning to be more productive in 2014, but as I contemplate my UFO list, along with other projects that have been suggested, I may be hard-pressed to meet my goals.
But January 1, being the popular time for goal setting, will see me finalize my potential list for 2014. So far I have 41 quilts on the list. That may sound like a lot to some of you, but in comparison, I began 2013 with...41! Looks like it's a draw, even with the completion of thirteen. Maybe I'll shoot for fourteen in 2014.
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2 comments:
You should be proud od what you accomplished. Just think of all those people that say "I don't know how you have the patience to do that?" You are a Wonder Woman!
I think your quiltlets and postcards should be counted. That is a lot and they are a lot of work too especially since you do so much beading and hand work on them.
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